Susan R. (Sue-in-AZ) -
Early in the book we learn that author is advised to keep her doctoral thesis "objective" instead of autobiographical.
I think this book is the result of taking all her self-absorbed meandering out of her thesis.
I was disappointed in this book.
I think this book is the result of taking all her self-absorbed meandering out of her thesis.
I was disappointed in this book.
Bonnie W. (explorer) reviewed Come on Shore and We Will Kill and Eat You All: A New Zealand Story on + 3 more book reviews
Good story about an American woman who marries a Maori man and the cultural differences that keep their marriage interesting. Very interesting way to learn some history of the area. I would have liked to have seen a comment from the husband's point of view but the book was enjoyable and seemed fairly evenly reported.
Lisa R. (solar-mom) reviewed Come on Shore and We Will Kill and Eat You All: A New Zealand Story on + 3 more book reviews
This author put together a heartwarming book. It is a historical and a first person account of the cultural collision of South Sea Islanders with the people of European culture, who overtook much of the world during the colonial era. I found it illuminating and heartwarming.
